User Interface Introduction for FFD Editor

  1. ClosedLoad and Save FFD Presets

    In this section, you can:

    • Save current shape of FFD lattice as a preset file (*.ctFFDPreset).
    • Load a saved presets (*.ctFFDPreset) of the shape of the FFD lattice.
  2. ClosedAdditive

    Incrementally blend preset shape to the current FFD lattice.

  3. ClosedBone Display

    For setting the appearance of the bones.

    • Show Bone: Show or hide the bones.
    • Body/Face drop-down list: Switch to display face or body bones (not available in the FFD Editor in Stage mode).
    • Color: Change the bone color (not available in the Spring Editor in Stage mode).
    • Size: Change the size of the bones.
    • Opacity: Set the opacity of the bones.
    • Connect: Show/hide the connecting triangles between bones.

      Connect: activated

      Connect: deactivated

  4. ClosedPreset Libraries

    Switch to different libraries to apply FFD presets by clicking on the one desired.

  5. ClosedRTS for Control Points

    You can change the shape of the lattice by directly transform the selected control points on viewport, or by typing values into the Move, Rotate and Scale numeric fields.

  6. ClosedMirror

    Either horizontally or vertically mirror the selected control points.

    • Horizontal:
    • Vertical:
  7. ClosedAlign

    These buttons can be used to align selected control points.

  8. ClosedIntensity

    Click the plus or minus buttons to increase or decrease the strength of the FFD lattice.

  9. ClosedFlip

    Click the Horizontally or Vertically buttons to flip the lattice.

    • Horizontally:
    • Vertically:
  10. ClosedAverage

    For redistributing the lattice box based by the four corner control points.

  11. ClosedAlign to Root

    When the lattice box is overly deformed, the sprite can deviate from the pivot point by a great distance. By clicking this button, you can move the entire lattice and sprite back to the pivot without changing the shape.
  12. ClosedReset
    • Reset Selected: Resets the position of the selected control points.
      1. Apply any of the FFD presets to distort the prop.
      2. Select the control point with Ctrl key held for resetting.
      3. Click the Reset Selected button.
    • Reset All: To reset the position of all control points. As in the previous example, the lattice shape will be restored its original rectangular structure.
  13. ClosedSet Key

    Add an FFD key of the shape of the current lattice. It is useful when you want to extract a specific shape of the deformation.